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All about Turin City Cards

Turin City Cards are all-in-one passes that bundle entry to many top sights into a single, prepaid product. Available as both day-based cards (1–5 days) and attraction-focused variants, they are designed to deliver savings compared with separate tickets and clear ease of use via a single QR code. Typical inclusions cover the Egyptian Museum (Museo Egizio), the Cinema Museum inside the Mole Antonelliana, the Royal Palace of Turin, and Venaria Reale. These passes emphasize flexibility in how you pace your museum visits while keeping budgeting straightforward, so both quick weekend visitors and slower travelers can find an option that fits.

How do Turin City Cards work

Save on multiple must-see attractions

The Torino+Piemonte Card bundles entry to top sights so you pay once instead of buying separate tickets everywhere. Visit the Egyptian Museum (Museo Egizio), the Cinema Museum in the Mole Antonelliana, and the Royal Palace of Turin in just two days, while typically saving on individual tickets. The more museums and palaces you add, the more each extra stop feels like a bonus.

One pass, many sites across Turin and Piemonte

Your Turin city card covers around 60 museums and monuments in Turin and the wider region. Scan it at ticket desks for one free entry per site, from central landmarks like the Royal Museums to out-of-town highlights such as Venaria Reale or Superga Basilica. It works as your all-in-one cultural key, making it easy to mix big names with smaller, lesser-known venues.

Flexible durations to match your trip

Choose a 1/2/3/5-day Torino+Piemonte Card, or the 4-day Turin Royal Pass if you mainly want to see Savoy residences like Venaria Reale and Palazzo Madama. Activation starts with your first scan and then runs on a consecutive-day basis, so it’s best to begin sightseeing on your first full morning. This helps you fit in 2–3 substantial visits per day without rushing.

Simple digital use, clear limits

You receive a digital QR code by email. Show it on your phone (or printed) at each attraction to get your ticket. The card does not include skip-the-line access, so you’ll still join regular queues at busy places such as the Egyptian Museum.

Turin City Cards Types

Day-based cards

Day-based cards like the Torino + Piemonte card give free entry to dozens of museums and palaces for 1, 2, 3, or 5 consecutive days. Best for culture-focused visitors planning 2–3 paid sights per day who want simple budgeting and potential savings once they hit several attractions.

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Torino + Piemonte Card

Thematic pass

A thematic pass focuses on visits to attractions fitting into a specific theme. In this case, Royal residences. The Turin City Royal Pass targets Savoy residences over 4 days. It is ideal for repeat visitors or niche-interest travelers prioritizing depth of exploration across one facet of the city's sights.

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Turin City Royal Pass

Top Turin City Card providers

The Torino + Piemonte Card is the official multi-attraction Turin city pass covering major museums, royal sites, and selected experiences across Turin and the wider Piedmont region. It is issued in fixed day-based formats and delivered as a digital QR code, giving one free entry per included attraction and discounts on certain tourist transport services.

Card details: Torino+Piemonte Card
Savings: Up to 50%
No. of attractions: 60 museums & attractions
Pass options: 1/2/3/5 days
Type of card: Day-based, all-inclusive attractions pass
Price range: €29.90–€52.90
Validity: Valid for the selected number of consecutive days from the first activation

Find the right Turin City Card for your trip

If you want to see many classic attractions in 1–3 busy days: Choose the standard Torino + Piemonte Card. It gives free entry to about 60 sites, including the Egyptian Museum, Cinema Museum, and Royal Palace. The card usually pays off after 2–3 visits per day, and each adult can bring one child under 12 for free. Match the card's validity to your actual sightseeing days, and plan 2–3 major stops daily to get value.
If you’re mostly interested in Savoy palaces and royal residences: Go for the Turin City Royal Pass. It offers four consecutive days of access to more than 15 royal sites such as Venaria Reale, Palazzo Madama, and Superga Basilica. Use it if your itinerary is palace‑heavy and you want to avoid purchasing separate tickets for each residence. If you also plan to visit key museums like the Egyptian Museum, consider combining this with a 1-day Torino + Piemonte Card.

Must-see highlights in your Turin City Card

Egyptian Museum (Museo Egizio)

Timings: 9am - 6:30pm
Address: Via Accademia Delle Scienze 6, Torino, 10123, Italy

Cinema Museum (Mole Antonelliana)

Timings: 9am - 7pm
Address: Via Montebello 20, Torino, 10124, Italy

Royal Palace Of Turin (Palazzo Reale)

Timings: 9am - 7pm

Address: Piazzetta Reale 1, Torino, 10122, Italy

Venaria Reale

Timings: 9am - 5pm
Address: Piazza Della Repubblica 4, Venaria Reale, 10078, Italy

Superga Basilica

Timings: 9am - 7pm
Address: Strada Basilica Di Superga 73, Torino, 10132, Italy

Palazzo Madama

Timings: 10am - 6pm
Address: Piazza Castello 15, Torino, 10122, Italy

Palazzina Di Caccia Di Stupinigi

Timings: 10am - 6pm
Address: Piazza Principe Amedeo 7, Nichelino, 10042, Italy

Villa Della Regina

Timings: 10am - 6pm
Address: Strada Comunale Santa Margherita 79, Torino, 10131, Italy

Galleria Sabauda

Timings: 9am - 7pm
Address: Piazzetta Reale 1, Torino, 10122, Italy

Juventus Stadium Museum

Timings: 10:30am - 6:30pm
Address: Via Druento 153/42, Torino, 10151, Italy

How to use a Turin city card

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Step 1: Find your perfect City Card match

Day tripper or slow explorer? Browse the available passes, weigh up what's included, and land on the one that suits how you like to travel.

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Step 2: Pay your way

Grab your preferred payment method, whether that's PayPal, iDEAL, or a card, and lock in your pass in just a few clicks.

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Step 3: Head to your inbox

No waiting around. Your pass arrives digitally, almost instantly. Can't spot it? A quick detour to your spam folder usually does the trick.

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Step 4: Get the app ready

Download the operator's app on your phone and get your pass activated before you head out. Takes two minutes and saves a lot of hassle.

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Step 5: Walk straight in

Show your pass, skip the ticket line, and get straight to the good stuff.

Frequently asked questions about Turin city cards

The Turin city card is a time‑limited digital pass that activates the first time you scan it at an included attraction’s ticket desk. From then on, it counts consecutive hours (24–120) and gives one standard entry per covered site.